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Had a great time at Tennessee Softball Pitching Camp. Enjoyed analyzing the data on my breaking pitches. My bullpen focus has been vertical separation, so I was excited to see my rise at 12:00 spin axis with 7.81’’ IVB & both vertical pitches having < 1’’ HB. Looking forward... show more

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One year ago, I attempted to end my life for the third time. This time I attempted at my best friend’s grave. I had never done ketamine before, but I picked up 3 grams, a bottle of champagne that we used to drink, and attempted to overdose. It didn’t work clearly. I almost died in that cemetery and was having out of body experiences. A year later, I realize what a disservice this would’ve been to you and how much you always rooted for me. So today instead of trying to end my life, I choose to remember my best friend with love in my heart and tears in my eyes. He was the kindest person to ever live.

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39,054 views • 1 year ago

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27,204 views • 29 days ago

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34,927 views • 3 months ago

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David Millar

111,780 views • 2 years ago

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158,159 views • 1 month ago

I tested my V02 max for the first time today: 🫀 57.4 ml/kg/min According to ChatGPT, that's the top 5–10% of men my age. The test was done in a lab using the Bruce protocol. Every 3 minutes, treadmill speed and incline increase: - stage 1: 4 km/h at 10% grade - stage 2: 5.5km/h at 12% - stage 3: 6.7 km/h at 14% - etc etc I passed out at the end of stage 5. It's just a horrible test because you're fighting inner demons to get a little farther. V02 max is a key biomarker in predicting longevity, so from now on, I'll focus my training on increasing that number.

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158,548 views • 1 year ago

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I want to thank all of the teams that reached out to me after Colorado. I truly appreciate every call, message, and invitation. It means more than you know. I’m excited to announce that I’ll be finishing the summer with Fury Platinum Elite, and I’m looking forward to getting back on the field with an amazing group of coaches and players. If there was a fire burning inside me before, it’s now an inferno. My dreams and goals will NOT be denied. This is only the beginning. The Lab Sports Performance Line Drive Media EXTRA INNING SOFTBALL Softball Recruiting Reposts Softball Recruit 🥎 Legacy & Legends Softball College Recruiter Coast 2 Coast Recruits Get 2 College Athletics Trisha Ford Aric Thomas Tim Walton Katie Rietkovich Browder Connor Mammola Eric Leyba DJ Gasso Zack Parsons Tony Baldwin Michael Bosch Kate Malveaux Ryker Zane Chason Zack Parsons Parker Staggs Shonda Stanton Jeff Harger Christian Conrad Megan Smith Stephanie Sanders Kenny Gajewski Vanessa Shippy (Fletcher) Fury Platinum X - Pickett

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35,863 views • 3 months ago

On this day, 5 years ago, I was isolated in a Covid ward - on my birthday. I could not breathe, eat or drink. I couldn't see my husband, as he was at home, taking care of our son who also had Covid. I vaguely remember hearing doctors mentioning "ICU", nurses singing happy birthday & begging me to eat applesauce or else I might need an NG tube. I had almost died once in April 2019. I thought this time I was most certainly going to die. Six months later, I wish I had. The #LongCovid community knows my story after that. How the whole world came together, in a spirit of generosity, to take me back to India in an air ambulance, how the amazing doctors Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre saved me and brought me back to life, how my husband, son, parents & brother took care of me, how I had to give up practising law but slowly came back to it (albeit in a limited way but with all my clients waiting for me). As I write this while hooked to my BiPAP (12 hours a day), relying on a wheelchair & oxygen machine while I leave the house, being able to eat ten things, and barely remembering how life was before my birthday in 2021, I am grateful for one thing: that I am alive to raise my son, teaching him to manage his congenital conditions and live a good life. Everything else is just added bonus. Today PEM has met PMS, on a gloomy day in the Netherlands. So I'm going to be in bed, with my beloved BiPAP, and listen to Stray Kids (on the cool, CD player that my boys gifted - thank you, Anand). I may be fatigued to my bones but I shall rest in style.

On this day, 5 years ago, I was isolated in a Covid ward - on my birthday. I could not breathe, eat or drink. I couldn't see my husband, as he was at home, taking care of our son who also had Covid. I vaguely remember hearing doctors mentioning "ICU", nurses singing happy birthday & begging me to eat applesauce or else I might need an NG tube. I had almost died once in April 2019. I thought this time I was most certainly going to die. Six months later, I wish I had. The #LongCovid community knows my story after that. How the whole world came together, in a spirit of generosity, to take me back to India in an air ambulance, how the amazing doctors Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre saved me and brought me back to life, how my husband, son, parents & brother took care of me, how I had to give up practising law but slowly came back to it (albeit in a limited way but with all my clients waiting for me). As I write this while hooked to my BiPAP (12 hours a day), relying on a wheelchair & oxygen machine while I leave the house, being able to eat ten things, and barely remembering how life was before my birthday in 2021, I am grateful for one thing: that I am alive to raise my son, teaching him to manage his congenital conditions and live a good life. Everything else is just added bonus. Today PEM has met PMS, on a gloomy day in the Netherlands. So I'm going to be in bed, with my beloved BiPAP, and listen to Stray Kids (on the cool, CD player that my boys gifted - thank you, Anand). I may be fatigued to my bones but I shall rest in style.

Renuka Dhinakaran

12,323 views • 7 months ago

Been waiting a long time to say this. Over the last few years, a lot of energy has gone into something that weighed heavily on me both mentally and emotionally. Last year especially brought me to one of the lowest points of my life, and through that process I realized I needed to make a choice to let go, move forward, and choose forgiveness. Once I did, I immediately felt a sense of peace that I hadn’t felt in a long time. After meeting with my legal team and reviewing all of the relevant information, it became clear to me that I had been miscommunicated to by a former team member who no longer works for me. I learned that David’s company had in fact offered and provided insurance coverage for my initial medical bills totaling approximately $110,000, along with an additional $41,000 in medical expenses that David paid out of pocket without pushback. This information was not properly communicated to me before the lawsuit was filed. David helped cover my medical costs, and we now have clear communication moving forward regarding future coverage as well. I want to apologize for the confusion this situation created publicly. More than anything, I’m grateful to finally leave this chapter in the past. Some things take a lot out of you privately. I’m just happy to move forward now, focus on the future, and put my energy into the people and things I love. Thank you to everyone who supported me through some of the darkest moments of my life. Your support genuinely helped carry me through.

Been waiting a long time to say this. Over the last few years, a lot of energy has gone into something that weighed heavily on me both mentally and emotionally. Last year especially brought me to one of the lowest points of my life, and through that process I realized I needed to make a choice to let go, move forward, and choose forgiveness. Once I did, I immediately felt a sense of peace that I hadn’t felt in a long time. After meeting with my legal team and reviewing all of the relevant information, it became clear to me that I had been miscommunicated to by a former team member who no longer works for me. I learned that David’s company had in fact offered and provided insurance coverage for my initial medical bills totaling approximately $110,000, along with an additional $41,000 in medical expenses that David paid out of pocket without pushback. This information was not properly communicated to me before the lawsuit was filed. David helped cover my medical costs, and we now have clear communication moving forward regarding future coverage as well. I want to apologize for the confusion this situation created publicly. More than anything, I’m grateful to finally leave this chapter in the past. Some things take a lot out of you privately. I’m just happy to move forward now, focus on the future, and put my energy into the people and things I love. Thank you to everyone who supported me through some of the darkest moments of my life. Your support genuinely helped carry me through.

Jeff Wittek

816,364 views • 4 months ago

So here’s how serious I am about The 26th Amendment to the United States Constitution (my right to vote) Because of work obligations and I wouldn’t have the time to travel. I started this process months ago. I applied for the Absentee Ballot, had to re-register to vote, completed some forms and mailed for verification. Received the ballot by mail. I knew ChineyK was traveling and I wanted to ensure they got to the polling station in time. So she had to drop them off at the UPS for me yesterday. This election is too important to NOT vote. It’s too important to NOT let my vote count. It’s too important to come up with excuses. It’s too important to put our future in someone else’s hand. Go out and VOTE. If your state is offering early voting, find a station and do so. If not, ensure on November 5, you do what’s right 💙 🇺🇸

So here’s how serious I am about The 26th Amendment to the United States Constitution (my right to vote) Because of work obligations and I wouldn’t have the time to travel. I started this process months ago. I applied for the Absentee Ballot, had to re-register to vote, completed some forms and mailed for verification. Received the ballot by mail. I knew ChineyK was traveling and I wanted to ensure they got to the polling station in time. So she had to drop them off at the UPS for me yesterday. This election is too important to NOT vote. It’s too important to NOT let my vote count. It’s too important to come up with excuses. It’s too important to put our future in someone else’s hand. Go out and VOTE. If your state is offering early voting, find a station and do so. If not, ensure on November 5, you do what’s right 💙 🇺🇸

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27,837 views • 1 year ago

I’m really sorry for flooding with videos, but I STILL can’t move on. 😭 I just checked my LINE app and completely forgot I had the most zoomed-in video of my 8:1. Now seeing Freen from this angle… GIRL, she was seriously committed to giving me those air kisses. I swear, if I had seen her doing that in real time, I probably would’ve fainted on the spot. And Becky?! SHE WAS SO CLOSE. OMG 😭 So I wasn’t imagining it after all, I really DID feel her hair. 😭 And now I understand why I basically ran/jogged away after saying thank you to them because I knew my legs were about to give out at any second. 😵‍💫🫨💀 #FreenBecky #ฟรีนเบค #4ElementsInfiniteBonds‌ #4Elements

I’m really sorry for flooding with videos, but I STILL can’t move on. 😭 I just checked my LINE app and completely forgot I had the most zoomed-in video of my 8:1. Now seeing Freen from this angle… GIRL, she was seriously committed to giving me those air kisses. I swear, if I had seen her doing that in real time, I probably would’ve fainted on the spot. And Becky?! SHE WAS SO CLOSE. OMG 😭 So I wasn’t imagining it after all, I really DID feel her hair. 😭 And now I understand why I basically ran/jogged away after saying thank you to them because I knew my legs were about to give out at any second. 😵‍💫🫨💀 #FreenBecky #ฟรีนเบค #4ElementsInfiniteBonds‌ #4Elements

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15,688 views • 17 days ago